I thought you were talking about the Buffy antagonist for a second there. A typo of the Force seems much more likely.
Unless the Speed Force is really harboring a secret evil agenda no one's found out about yet.

The iZombie reference was particularly en pointe, because the actor who played Girder has also played a major character in iZombie.

And Fringe. Can't forget Fringe.

I'm not sure which timeline you're referring to. The fan film I linked to takes place before The Phantom Menace, so obviously he's alive then.

On a side note, if anyone wants to see more Darth Maul, check out the incredible fan film that serves as a prequel to The Phantom Menace: https://www.youtube.com/wat…
The choreography is probably even better than the prequel films themselves.

Wow. This finale was amazing.

True, didn't think of that.

I actually laughed out loud at that part.

I've always quite liked Chopper as a character. He's the sassier R2-D2, rebellious at times but never openly disobeying an order - until this episode. That lent all the more weight to his decision to pursue the replacement leg instead, as it clearly meant a lot to him, albeit for reasons that weren't made entirely…

Yup, I was thinking the same thing. In Smallville the two or three episodes where Clark was affected by Red K usually ended in all being forgiven and that being the end of it. I'm glad that wasn't the case here, that there are lasting consequences. The only thing I wish they'd addressed at the end was Siobhan's…

Yeah, dunno how you missed her. She was one of the major antagonists for most of Season 9, though granted most of it was from behind the scenes.

I quite liked the Smallville Waller. Especially her reaction when the Red Queen came into play. Considering the organisation there was called Checkmate, they really did like their symbolism…

Kara will be in the know on Henshaw before 2 episodes have passed, I bet you. There's not a single comic-book show where "don't tell X" hasn't resulted in X finding out anyway.

And it was no surprise that McDonut totally nailed that scene.